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Crazy. I wasn't insinuating you were lying at all. But clearly there's an issue. Gimme a min if u want I'll flash back and show ya
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Very wierd. So what makes your device different ?
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When I flasb back to jovy modified stock it goes back to permissive
What happens if you were to flash a completely stock kernel and then flash 3b.
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Wow tbats crazy....I dont know what samsung did on these things...they all have their own quircks it seems
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Ill mess around more tomorrow .....try 4b and see what happens...thanks for the assistance and I apologize for the misunderstanding. ...really thought you were trolling...lol
I also show as ENFORCING - NOT permissive like some phones apparently do - I am on 4b.2 ???
On another subject, I am using ROM TOOL BOX to manage CPU and VOltage - TRICKSTER doesn't register Frequencies or Voltages - I am wondering is there a preferred APP for managing frequencies and stuff on this kernel? Or is ROM TOOL BOX good enough?
I'm trying to decide which kernel to flash and I'm wondering if this one does anything to improve the sound (make it louder). I know there's a volume hack but I'd rather flash one thing, as opposed to 2
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My understanding is that any sound mods will be made in the rom/system. Not the ram disk/kernel. . But I could be wrong.
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Sound Mods can be accomplished from both ends rom and or kernel.
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I'm trying to decide which kernel to flash and I'm wondering if this one does anything to improve the sound (make it louder). I know there's a volume hack but I'd rather flash one thing, as opposed to 2
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Well I just flashed the sound mod (which is AWESOME, by the way) so I guess I'll flash a kernel and see what happens.
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shell@hltetmo:/ $ [B]su[/B]
root@hltetmo:/ # [B]lkconfig[/B]
leanKernel configurator
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0) display current settings
1) panel temperature
2) panel color
3) set screen_off_maxfreq
4) panel brightness tweak
please enter a number (or press enter to exit): 2
Enter a number between 0 and 4 (2 is kernel default): 2
Turn off screen and back on (also will persist at boot)
leanKernel configurator
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0) display current settings
1) panel temperature
2) panel color
3) set screen_off_maxfreq
4) panel brightness tweak
please enter a number (or press enter to exit): 0
current settings
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1) panel temperature: -25
2) panel color: 2
3) screen off maxfreq: 1267200
4) panel brightness tweak (0 off, 1 on): 1
root@hltetmo:/ #
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/interactive/screen_off_maxfreq
1267200